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By Smilezcryt · Posted
I've always found the idea of combining Web3 and real estate intriguing. Now, with Parcl Protocol from Parcl Labs, that curiosity is becoming tangible. This platform offers a new approach to investing in real estate prices from cities like Miami Beach and New York, using current price data. What makes Parcl unique is its emphasis on decentralized real estate trading. It enables the buying and selling of real estate assets anytime, anywhere, through a decentralized exchange.If you are holding PRCL their native token you can participate in governing the Protocol. Plus, there are perks like Perpetual Network Incentives, offering extra benefits to users. The numbers tell an impressive story: Parcl Protocol is a notable DeFi app in the Solana ecosystem, with over $180M+ locked in. In a short span, it has facilitated trades of over 2.1M square feet of real estate exposure, equivalent to 1,400+ properties.The total traded volume? A significant $940M+.with tokens listing on exchanges like Bitget, the platform's reach and potential only continue to grow, Could Parcl be a game-changer in real estate? (Edited) -
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By XTRAVAGANZA · Posted
Parcl Labs' decentralized perpetuals exchange, Parcl (PRCL), has carved a unique niche in the DeFi space. Focused on real estate synthetics, Parcl allows users to gain exposure to the price movements of real-world cities like Miami Beach and New York through cutting-edge, real-time price feeds. This innovative approach has propelled Parcl to the top spot in terms of Total Value Locked (TVL) within the Solana ecosystem, exceeding a staggering $180 million. Parcl's success is further demonstrated by the impressive activity on its V3 exchange. Within a few short months, users have facilitated the trading of over 2.1 million square feet of notional real estate exposure, equivalent to over 1,400 physical properties. The total notional volume traded on V3 to date surpasses a remarkable $940 million. Additionally, the PRCL token itself is listed on the Bitget exchange, providing further accessibility and potential for the project.
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I'm either extremely unlucky or there is something amiss with the system here in regard to the fees charged on partially filled orders.
Not once, but for the second time since I began trading with IG I have had orders partially filled, in the amount of ONE share. Today, when this occurred for the second time (4th part-filled order overall, but second with this specific issue I am addressing here), both of the my partially-filled orders amounting to ONE share were valued at $AU1.15 and $AU1.08, but I have been charged commission and GST amounting to $AU5.00. The same commission and GST is also applied when subsequent new orders were filled to bring the total allocation up to the number of shares originally ordered.
I understand that this is a small, even an insignificant amount when I consider the total value of my portfolio, but seriously, $AU5.00 in fees for approximately a $AU1.00 share on more than one occasion, something is not right there, surely.
In both instances the order were stock-standard "day-limit" orders filled after the close of the ASX (ironically both transactions occurred at the exact same time, 16:46hrs (or 4.46pm AEDT although the debit to my account was slightly later) and the balance of the orders were subsequently deleted.
Is this an anomaly with the ASX, or simply over-zealous bean-counters at IG? I'd love to know, as it's becoming frustrating... as I said, this is the fourth time overall for partially filled orders, although I at least received a significant amount of the shares ordered on other occasions, but the fact still remains that the commission and GST has been double-dipped in each instance.
Has anyone else had similar experiences, or have any knowledge of how / why this can repeatedly occur? Any information would be greatly appreciated here, as there is nothing I've been able to find elsewhere on this site which would explain this anomaly.
Thanks!
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